Word: biddinger
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Bidding fair to repeat last year's win and to break a few records in the bargain, the Varsity track team will pit itself against the almost untried Princeton cindermen in the dual meet Saturday.
For nearly two years Franklin Roosevelt treated the country to a breath-taking spectacle of political leadership. He was in the headlines several times a week with a new plan for Recovery, a new program for Reform. Congress bowed and scraped and seemed delighted to do his bidding. Brain Trusters...
Accomplished Fact. Conversely, a thing which made it hard for any New Dealer to consider scrapping NRA was that it was an accomplished fact, huge and substantial. In Herbert Hoover's Department of Commerce Building it rambles through a vast suite of offices. In the seat where Hugh Johnson...
6) Procurement of military aircraft by negotiated contract where competitive bidding would mean undesirable delay.
Mr. Harlow was an assistant coach at Penn State during the years 1912-1921, when that institution was the leader of the pack in recruiting football players. He left Penn State to take a job at Colgate, where there has ever been as much "conniving, bidding, etc," according to all...